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Fuzzy Logic last won the day on April 14 2019

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  1. The web host has a legal obligation to remove any websites in breech of the law, you have no choice in that and unfortunately if you are responsible for the website and you use something that they supplied and you later find out it was illegal material (by whatever way the law deems illegal), you are just as guilty as they are, they cannot ignore the law and neither can you is the simple answer I would give
  2. In order to choose the most appropriate images, you need to know the page content, its no good having a dog image that is supposed to support the text about a cat. Secondly, you are correct with the image flow, I hope they are not so different though that some of the image styles are not the same of others, that would be insane.
  3. Simple typo, their customers I meant, but mine are too strangely
  4. I have tried animate on the end of toggleclass like this $(".shrinki").toggleClass("shrinkwrap").animate({array}); but cannot get it to work how I want I just figured that since the site needed jquery elsewhere (probably due to my lack of skills with javascript) then it would not matter all that much, all it really requires if for the right hand side to shrink to reveal the menu, I suppose a layer over the top could do this, with negative- z-index and then an animation to simply shrink and position the content, I have even considered gsap, maybe I am other thinking it and winding myself up.. Its not a problem, the solution is the adjust the animation when they are glancing at whatever width so it just pushes the content to the right and the menu pops out the left, I do know this though, the majority of my visitors are on desktop.
  5. Getting closer, the animation jumps and will not reverse animate after second toggle https://codepen.io/saltedm8/pen/JqQqoV
  6. Not quite, I've attached 2 images, one before and one after click
  7. almost, the idea of the main content is to make it smaller (almost like a responsive effect), so it creates something like a border around it as the menu comes in
  8. Does anyone know what this menu effect is called? a customer has asked for this effect but I cannot find it, the ideas is that when you click on the burger menu on the left, it shrinks the website page over to the right, creating a plain colour background behind it as the menu opens on the left. (if you can understand all that) https://www.behance.net/gallery/61770747/Geodesic-Company-Website
  9. The client needs to understand that free translations are free because not as much time and care has gone into them to make them work well, they are a sub-standard solution for those who simply want basic translation so people at least understand the content. $4.99 pcm is well worth the cost in order to display the content properly to a new market, as if his products are that good, then a good translation will return that money in one sale.
  10. I'm simply going to give my immediate reaction because I think fisicx has listed a fair few... "high quality beautiful photography" - to do what with? There is nothing that lets you know these are stock, If I come across the site looking for stock imagery, I would leave immediately on that basis alone
  11. Strange place to find this resource, but hey ho https://www.monster.com/career-advice/article/how-to-teach-kids-code
  12. Wow, even the main site is screwed up, I ended up with a url that said this https://www.builderall.com/tools/tools/tools/tools/tools/tools/tools/tools/tools/tools/tools/tools/tools/plans/plans/plans/plans/plans/#aid=825513 great reason to not waste your time.
  13. Cloudinary might be a good solution, you can organise into folders and sort that way and its free to a point, but that point is pretty high https://cloudinary.com/
  14. I have a script that I wrote for my site that changes the info displayed depending on the options a user chooses, I've posted it below as it may help you let cWebsite = ["Communicate a message", "Build trust in brand", "Sell our product", "Get our content online", "Realign brand", "Engage new audience"]; let iWebsite = ["make site more discoverable", "increase engagement", "make user friendly", "improve accessiblity", "add more sections", "rebuild whole website!"]; let cSeo = ["build on my seo", "make website faster", "make website more usable"]; let iSeo = ["improve seo", "reporting my seo", "engage an audience", "All seo services", "other touchpoints"]; let cGraphics = ["Create more graphics", "improve specific section", "target new audience", "make more noticable", "make stand out"]; let iGraphics = ["test a graphic", "solve a business problem", "track stuff!", "engage audience", "promote brand"]; let prices = { cWebsite: ["Please Select", "1k - 5k", "5k - 10k", "10k - 20k", "20k - 50k", "50k - 80k", "80k - 100k", "100K+"], iWebsite: ["Please Select", "1k - 5k", "5k - 10k", "10k - 20k", "20k - 50k", "50k - 80k", "80k - 100k", "100K+"], cSeo: ["Please Select", "£350/mo", "£600/mo", "£1100/mo"], iSeo: ["Please Select", "£350/mo", "£600/mo", "£1100/mo"], cGraphics: ["Please Select", "£100 - £300", "£300 - £600", "£900 - £1k", "1k - 5k", "5k - 15k", "15k+"], iGraphics: ["Please Select", "£100 - £300", "£300 - £600", "£900 - £1k", "1k - 5k", "5k - 15k", "15k+"] }; function currentchoice() { let sta = document.getElementById("state"); let ser = document.getElementById("service"); let site = document.getElementById("lives"); let state = sta.options[sta.selectedIndex].value; let service = ser.options[ser.selectedIndex].value; if (state === "create") { if (service === "website") { doJoin(cWebsite); priceList(prices.cWebsite); site.style.display = "none"; } else if (service === "seo") { doJoin(cSeo); priceList(prices.cSeo); site.style.display = "block"; } else if (service === "graphics") { doJoin(cGraphics); priceList(prices.cGraphics); site.style.display = "none"; } } else if (state === "improve") { if (service === "website") { doJoin(iWebsite); priceList(prices.iWebsite); site.style.display = "block"; } else if (service === "seo") { doJoin(iSeo); priceList(prices.iSeo); site.style.display = "block"; } else if (service === "graphics") { doJoin(iGraphics); priceList(prices.iGraphics); site.style.display = "none"; } } } function doJoin(x) { $("#choices").empty(); x.forEach(function (list) { let checkbox="<input type='checkbox'><label>"+list+"</label><br>" $("#choices").append($(checkbox)); }); } function priceList(x) { $("#pricelist").empty(); x.forEach(function (list) { let option="<option>"+list+"</option>" $("#pricelist").append($(option)); }); } Then I just added onchange="currentchoice() to the end of my dropdowns like this <div class="form-group row"> <div class="col-sm-6 no-padding-left" onchange="currentchoice()"> <select id="state" class="form-control form-control-lg" name="message[ ]" required=""> <option value="">Please select</option> <option value="create">Create a new</option> <option value="improve">Improve our</option> </select> </div> It is a mix of pure javascript and jquery though so be aware.
  15. Thanks, but the misunderstanding here is that you don’t claim to know about design, that’s the difference.
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